so i rear ended a lady’s car and took out her taillight and dented her bumper a bit. she walks out fine, says she’s okay, and we take pictures and call the cops. a month later my insurance tells me that my plan will pay for her car damages, but that now she’s suing for neck and back injury and since my plan didn’t include personal injury protection, i have to hire my own lawyer to defend myself. 1) how much money can she possibly win in this case? what’s the worst case scenario that i’d have to pay considering that it was just a minor fender bender and clearly nothing past a soft tissue injury occurred? i have assets, can they take my house? if she wins will i only be paying for medical bills at this point? or would i be paying for her car damages too? 2) assuming she has a normal spine xray, how can she really prove pain and suffering? is one month long enough to get physical therapy? 3) assuming that my case is clearly unwinnable, is there a point in even hiring a lawyer? because what are my defense arguments at this time? can i counter-sue and say that she short stopped in front of me? will that take some of the fault away from me? what can the lawyer do really?

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Yet the person who threatens back or acts on it to defend is the bad guy? If some one tries to hatm you, and you harm them, they can sue. If someone had intent to kill you and you shoot them, or lets,say they killed a loved one, and you get revenge, you are the bad guy. Or a person says,something horrible about a group or class of people, and you say it back to them, you get in trouble online, or in society? Even standing up to bullies and criminals?

I live with my fiancé, and his sister in house that we share. Sh had the bills put in her name. 10 months later she’s threatening to take us to small claims court for $400 for unpaid utilities. We don’t owe her anything. When I send her money Venmo I always deduct the money I spend on household items. It totaled $74. All money is accounted for. It’s been months since I made these purchases and don't have receipts. What should I expect to happen in small claims court?

Seriously... butt out. I have no interest at all in either, but who really cares??? People can do what they want to do

Best answer: Laws vary by state but many, especially California, tend to lean towards the rights of the live-in partner. Whatever he legally signed over to his spouse is probably off limits to you, but you should have rights over many of the things you held jointly while living together.

I suggest contacting family law attorneys to see if one can give you a free or low-cost consultation. Many local courts also have "resource libraries" where you can go and research topics like this for no charge.

So I have this neighbor who is constantly cursing at me for playing my music loudly during the day, for chatting with my friends outside, for partying etc... I know there is a ‘disturbing the peace’ law, but I have my music playing during the day. Sometimes he actually walks onto my property and attempts to turn my music off himself. If he tries this again, could I legally use my gun to simply scare him off? Like I won’t fire it off or anything, but i would pull it out to spook him to where he will leave me alone.

Best answer: yes. intentional damage -- malicious mischief

Best answer: Many housing communities require window coverings. Do you mean that you have blinds installed and your landlord insists that you keep them open/up? Or that you have no blinds and your landlord insists that you install them? The first scenario is rather ridiculous (and possibly illegal); the second is perfectly legal and reasonable.

Best answer: Your child support won't change because you get married. That would basically make your spouse pay support, which they do not owe. Your new wife's income is not included in the calculations for support.

C - they are reassessing what your responsibility is, not telling you how to spend you money after said responsibility is met.

Why is it necessary to arrest a person in this situation? Nobody is being harmed.

I received notice from my employer that a garnishment would start soon. According to the court papers enclosed, this was a debt/judgement from 2005 and I was supposedly served at an address that I lived at from 2013-2016. I filed to stop the judgement. The law office just notified me they filed an Affidavit In Opposition saying that although they cannot obtain the original judgement & affidavit of service, the judgement shouldn t be vacated. Court date is Wed. Isn t the statue gone? And if they can t prove they served me what basis do they have? I am already out $400 (garnished to date) $200 filing fees etc.

So while i was in the bathroom at McDonald's a lady sneezed on me, she said it was an accident but i think it was intentional. A day later I got a sore throat and three days after that it turned into a really bad cold. It has now been 9 days and I am finally starting to get over it but i still have a cough and a stuffy nose. I'm almost certain it was the lady in the bathroom who ave me this cold. Should I sue her? I'm thinking 5,000 for medication and emotional distress.

If yes, then which pays the highest amount of tax and which state pays the lowest amount of tax? Just curious....